Split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure and construction method and use thereof

ABSTRACT

A split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure and a construction method and use thereof. Main components of the device include a metal measuring rod, a magnetic iron core, a shell, a waterproof coil framework, a coil, a tail accessory, a cable clamp, a cable, a signal processing bin, etc. Main electronic components are treated by adopting the all-metal shell and a vacuum particle sealing double-layer sealing process, and have hydraulic pressure resistance of 5 MPa or above. Measurement signals feature centralized processing, digitization and dual utilization of signals, i.e., after data of a plurality of sensors is processed in an electronic bin and then digitized signals are connected to an independent reader outside the bin or a centralized acquisition device for in-situ tests.

CROSS-REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of Chinese Patent Application No.201910592026.2, filed Jul. 3, 2019, the entire content of which isherein incorporated by reference.

STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT

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TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention belongs to the technical field of in-situ rockmass mechanics tests, and relates to a split-type device for measuringrock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure during in-situ rockmass test and a construction method and use thereof.

BACKGROUND

In the in-situ test of rock mass, deformation strength parameters ofrock mass are obtained by preparing samples on site and performing theload test. Since it is a large-scale in-situ test, the test results playan important role in engineering design. The in-situ test of rock massis generally performed in a waterless exploratory adit. In the test, thedeformation measurement of rock mass mainly uses a dial gage forartificial reading or an optical grating transducer for automaticacquisition.

In recent years, many high dam reservoirs have been designed and builtin western China's water conservancy and hydropower projects, with themaximum dam height exceeding 300 m. Mechanical properties of large-sizefractured rock mass under high hydraulic pressure and seepage need to bestudied urgently. The in-situ test data is of great significance for thesafe operation of dam foundation rock mass and reservoir bank slope rockmass. Therefore, technologies for in-situ test of fractured rock massmechanics in a high hydraulic pressure environment are put forward, andthe rock mass deformation measurement technology is mainly studied.

The novel rock mass mechanics in-situ test technology is implemented ina closed and narrow space in a high hydraulic pressure environment. Thesensor installation space is small, manual reset cannot be performed forrock mass deformation measurement after a test cabin is closed, whiletest results need high-precision deformation data. In addition, thenovel test technology has the overall requirements of digitalization andcentralized automatic acquisition. Therefore, the measuring device needsto have a large range (20 cm) and high precision (μm level), be easy todigitize, bear high hydraulic pressure, and have small measurementcomponents and high reliability.

SUMMARY

In view of the shortcomings in the prior art, the present inventionprovides a split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation underhigh hydraulic pressure and based on the principle of a linear variabledifferential transformer (LVDT) sensor and a preparation method thereof.The rock mass deformation measuring device can perfectly perform adeformation measuring task of a new rock mass mechanics in-situ testthrough split design and seal design of components by usingfriction-free measurement, high resolution and input/output isolationcharacteristics of the LVDT sensor.

The present invention provides the split-type device for measuring rockmass deformation under high hydraulic pressure, which occupies a narrowspace and has high precision and digitalization. The split-type devicefor measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressurespecifically includes a signal processing bin and one or more measuringunits, where a circuit board is arranged in the signal processing bin,and the one or more measuring units are respectively in signalconnection with the circuit board in the signal processing bin through asignal output cable; each of the measuring units includes a measuringbracket, a split measuring rod, a shell, a magnetic iron core, anon-magnetic coil framework and a coil wound around the non-magneticcoil framework, where the magnetic iron core is suspended in a centerhole of the non-magnetic coil framework, one end of the magnetic ironcore is connected to the measuring rod; the shell is wrapped outside thenon-magnetic coil framework and the coil, a tail end of the shell isprovided with a tail accessory and a cable clamp, the coil is sealed inthe shell through the tail accessory, and the signal output cable is insignal connection with the coil in the shell through the tail accessoryand the cable clamp; and the measuring bracket is connected onto theshell.

Further, when the measuring device is used to perform a rock massdeformation test, the measuring bracket of each of the measuring unitsis fixed at a fixed deformation measurement reference point selected inan in-situ rock mass test process, and one end, which is not connectedto the magnetic iron core, of the measuring rod is fixed on a surface ofa measured sample; the magnetic iron core is driven by the measuring rodto move axially to cut magnetic lines of force generated by the coil andgenerate a voltage difference, then a voltage change is demodulated andoutput to the circuit board inside the signal processing bin through thesignal output cable, and an electric signal of the coil is digitallyprocessed by the circuit board and then output to an external reader ora centralized data acquisition device.

Preferably, the non-magnetic coil framework has a cylindrical structuremade of non-magnetic stainless steel (1Cr18Ni9Ti), a middle portionthereof is provided with a vertical center hole with a bottom opening,and the coil is wound around the non-magnetic coil framework, dipped inpaint and dried; the shell is made of non-magnetic stainless steel(1Cr18Ni9Ti), an edge of the non-magnetic coil framework and the shellare coated and sealed by a vacuum particle sealing process to form asignal acquisition cavity, and the coil is sealed in the signalacquisition cavity formed between the non-magnetic coil framework andthe shell.

Preferably, the measuring rod is made of non-magnetic stainless steel,and an end thereof not connected to the magnetic iron core is providedwith a thread and a fastening nut.

Preferably, the signal processing bin is made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel, the circuit board is sealed in the signal processing bin, andboth ends of the signal processing bin are respectively provided withtail accessories and cable clamps which are connected with cables.

Preferably, the measuring bracket is fixedly installed on the shellthrough a clamp.

Preferably, when the rock mass deformation test is performed, ameasuring end of the measuring rod is buried below a surface of themeasured sample and fixed by a fastening nut.

A method for constructing the split-type device for measuring rock massdeformation under high hydraulic pressure according to the presentinvention specifically includes the following steps:

step 1: manufacturing a waterproof non-magnetic coil framework byprocessing non-magnetic stainless steel, where the coil framework has acylindrical structure, and a middle portion thereof is provided with avertical center hole with a bottom opening; winding a coil around thewaterproof coil framework, and then dipping the coil in paint and dryingthe coil;

step 2: sealing the waterproof non-magnetic coil framework prepared instep 1 by adopting an all-metal shell, installing a tail accessory and acable clamp at a signal output end of the shell, and then coating andsealing the waterproof non-magnetic coil framework, the all-metal shell,the tail accessory and a cable clamp joint by a vacuum particle sealingprocess, so as to realize the overall water resistance and wearresistance of a sensor;

step 3: packaging a demodulator circuit board in the shell of a signalprocessing bin by a vacuum particle sealing process, and hermeticallyconnecting a signal output cable of the demodulator circuit board with asignal output end of the waterproof non-magnetic coil framework;

step 4: vulcanizing the signal output cable, such that the vulcanizedsignal output cable passes a hydraulic pressure test to ensure that itshydraulic pressure resistance reaches 5 MPa;

step 5: manufacturing an independent measuring rod by using non-magneticstainless steel, and connecting an end of the measuring rod to amagnetic iron core;

step 6: placing an end of the iron core of the split metal measuring rodin the vertical center hole of the sensor coil framework, and connectinga measuring unit main body to a measuring bracket; and

step 7: calibrating linearity and accuracy of the manufactured measuringdevice, and testing hydraulic pressure resistance, where the performancetest requirements are: displacement measuring range of 20 mm, linearity<0.05%, test resolution of 0.001 mm, hydraulic pressure resistance of 5MPa, input working power of ±12 V DC (provided by a data acquisitioninstrument), rated displacement output signal: ±5 V DC, and the sensorwith a pressure-resistant waterproof shielded cable of 5 m.

The present invention provides use of the split-type device formeasuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure, where arock mass deformation test is performed by using the split-type devicefor measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure,specifically including the following steps:

(1) burying a non-magnetic stainless steel end of a split measuring rodof the measuring device in a surface of a measured rock mass sample,placing an end thereof connected to a magnetic iron core in a centerhole of a non-magnetic coil framework, and fixing a measuring bracket ata fixed deformation measurement reference point selected in an in-siturock mass test process; and

(2) starting a loading control system for an in-situ rock mass hydrauliccoupling test, performing a high hydraulic pressure-resistant in-siturock mass test, cutting, through axial movement of the split iron coremeasuring rod, magnetic lines of force generated by the coil andgenerate a voltage difference, and measuring the voltage difference by asignal processing bin and then outputting the voltage difference througha cable.

Preferably, in step (1), an end of a non-magnetic iron core of the splitmeasuring rod of the device is provided with an embedded thread and afastening nut, buried below the surface of the measured rock masssample, and connected by the fastening nut.

When the rock mass deformation test is performed in the presentinvention, the surface of the sample under deformation measurement isthe surface of the rock mass sample, and the surface flatness andsmoothness meet the requirements of relevant test procedures.

In the present invention, a framework is made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel (1Cr18Ni9Ti) and is in the form of blind holes, and then a coil iswound based on the framework, and after being tested to meet therequirements, the coil is dipped in paint under vacuum, and treatment isperformed according to paint dipping regulations. After the process iscompleted, welding is performed. The shell and the framework aresubjected to particle beam welding under vacuum, and a hydraulicpressure test is performed after it is confirmed that there is noproblem with a welded joint, so as to ensure that the water resistanceand pressure resistance meet the requirements. After the foregoingprocess is completed, debugging and an aging test are performed, thenvacuum particle beam welding is performed again. A demodulator circuitis packaged into the shell, then a waterproof and pressure-resistantcable is vulcanized, and finally, the whole sensor output cable isplaced into a water-tight cavity for a 6-7 MPa hydraulic pressure test.It is required to maintain the pressure for 2 h or above withoutpressure drop, so as to meet the requirement for hydraulic pressureresistance of 5 MPa.

In the present invention, the principle of an LVDT sensor is adopted forsplit and high hydraulic pressure resistance design of the measuringdevice. Main components of the device include a metal measuring rod, ashell, a waterproof coil framework, a tail accessory, a cable clamp, acable, a signal processing bin, etc. Main electronic components aretreated by adopting the all-metal shell and a vacuum particle sealingdouble-layer sealing process. The double-layer sealing treatment meansthat the main electronic components are sealed by the metal shell and avacuum particle sealing process. After the main electronic componentsare sealed by the metal shell, all components except the cable arecoated and sealed by physical and chemical means. The cable is of a highhydraulic pressure resistant type, so as to realize the overall waterresistance of the deformation measuring device, and the reliablehydraulic pressure resistance is greater than 5 MPa. The coil and thecircuit board in the signal processing bin are internal components ofthe sensor and are connected by a cable circuit. The magnetic iron coreis suspended in the center hole of the sensor coil framework, and themagnetic lines of force generated by the coil are cut by axial movementand a voltage difference is generated, and then a voltage change isoutput through demodulation to truly reflect the deformation of ameasured object. Electronic components, such as the circuit board, arearranged in the signal processing bin made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel. Measurement signals feature centralized processing, digitizationand dual utilization of signals, i.e., after data of a plurality ofsensors is processed in an electronic bin and then digitized signals areconnected to an independent reader outside the bin or a centralizedacquisition device for in-situ tests.

The waterproof coil framework and the all-metal shell wrap the coil toform a signal acquisition bin. The metal shell wraps and seals theinternal coil and other components, and the shell is sealed againstwater and bears high hydraulic pressure, thus ensuring the normaloperation of internal components in a high hydraulic pressureenvironment. An interface between the waterproof coil framework and theall-metal shell is coated and sealed by a vacuum particle sealingprocess, which realizes the overall water resistance and wear resistanceof a deformation sensor signal acquisition bin. The waterproof coilframework is used for winding the coil to form a magnetic field. A mainbody of the waterproof coil framework is cylindrical, and forms a sealedspace, namely a signal acquisition bin, together with the shell toprotect the internal coil and other circuits. The tail accessory and thecable clamp are arranged at a tail end of a measuring component toprotect the sensor signal output cable from water and pressure.

In the present invention, the iron core and the coil are separated fromeach other, and a non-magnetic waterproof coil framework is insertedbetween the iron core and an inner wall of the coil, so thathigh-pressure water or corrosive water can be isolated from the coil,the measuring rod does not need to be dynamically sealed any longer, andonly the sensor coil needs to be hermetically sealed. The iron core andthe sensor coil have a split structure, which does not cause friction,so the device has the advantages of high repeatability, fast dynamicresponse, long service life, etc. The signal acquisition bin composed ofthe waterproof coil framework, the coil and the all-metal shell isseparated from the signal processing bin integrated with the circuitboard, so that the sensor is installed in a narrow space of a sealedcabin of the in-situ hydraulic coupling test. The split iron coremeasuring rod designed in the present invention is not affected by thewater environment, and is not in direct contact with the sensor coil andother parts. An end of the split iron core measuring rod is connected tothe iron core, and is placed in the center hole of the sensor shell whenworking; and the other end is fixed on the surface of the measuredsample by a nut when working.

The signal processing bin in the present invention is separated from anLVDT measurement component, which facilitates the installation of themeasuring part in a closed and narrow space; a circuit board is arrangedinside the signal processing bin, and can be connected to multiplesensor signals for centralized processing. Measurement results aredigitized and then output to an external reader or a centralized dataacquisition device by a cable. This component adopts a double-layer sealform of a metal shell and a vacuum particle seal, and can be placed faraway from an acquisition site according to the test layout. Both ends ofthe signal processing bin are hermetically connected to cables throughtail accessories and cable clamps, which can protect an interface of asensor signal transmission cable from water and pressure. The signalprocessing bin performs A/D conversion on measured data and outputs themeasured data to the outside, thus realizing the digital upgrade of themeasured data. Digital transmission processing reduces the voltage lossin long circuit transmission of analog signals and improves themeasurement accuracy of the device. The signal dual utilization featuresthat an outlet cable of the signal processing bin can be connected to aseparate external reader or a centralized acquisition device for in-situtest to provide matched digitized signals.

The present invention breaks through the limitation that the deformationmeasurement cannot be performed in the conventional in-situ rock masstest under a hydraulic pressure, and solves the deformation test problemof the in-situ rock mass test under a high hydraulic pressure. Thepresent invention realizes the upgrading and transformation fromconventional manual recording to digital data transmission, real-timeviewing and acquisition, can provide basic data for the design andstability evaluation of a high dam foundation, a hydrous slope and anunderground cavern, and provides an effective and reliable means for theresearch of hydraulic coupling deformation strength characteristics ofengineering rock mass in a complex environment.

The present invention breaks through the limitation that deformationmeasurement cannot be performed in the conventional in-situ rock masstest under a hydraulic pressure, a digital and split deformationmeasuring device resistant to a high hydraulic pressure is implementedby adopting the principle of a differential transformer sensor. Thedevice features high hydraulic pressure resistance, anti-interference,high precision, high resolution, suitability for overall testrequirements, etc., and has the advantages of high repeatability, fastdynamic response, long service life, etc. The device can ensure accurateand true measurement of deformation strength parameter indexes ofunderwater rock mass.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention.

1. measuring rod, 2. magnetic iron core, 3. thread and fastening nut, 4.non-magnetic coil framework, 5. shell, 6. coil, 7. tail accessory, 8.cable clamp, 9. circuit board, 10. signal processing bin, 11. signaloutput cable, 12. deformation measurement reference point, 13. measuringbracket, 14. measured sample.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention will be further described in detail with referenceto the accompanying drawings and specific examples. The examples arespecifically shown in FIG. 1. The following detailed description of theexamples of the present invention provided in the accompanying drawingsis not intended to limit the scope of the claimed present invention, butmerely represents selected examples of the present invention. All otherexamples obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on theexamples of the present invention without creative efforts shall fallwithin the protection scope of the present invention.

In the description of the present invention, it should be understoodthat orientation or position relationships indicated by terms “upper”,“lower”, “inner”, “outer”, “left”, “right”, etc. are orientation orposition relationships shown in the accompanying drawings, or the usualorientation or position relationships of the products of the presentinvention when in use, or orientation or position relationships commonlyunderstood by those skilled in the art. These terms are only used tofacilitate description of the present invention and simplify thedescription, but not to indicate or imply that the mentioned device orcomponents must have a specific orientation or must be established andoperated in a specific orientation, and thus these terms cannot beunderstood as a limitation to the present invention.

A split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure provided by the example is specifically shown inFIG. 1. The measuring device includes a signal processing bin 10 and aplurality of measuring units, where the signal processing bin 10 is madeof non-magnetic stainless steel, and a circuit board 9 is arranged inthe signal processing bin 10. The circuit board 9 is sealed in thesignal processing bin 10, and both ends of the signal processing bin 10are respectively provided with tail accessories and cable clamps whichare connected with cables. Both ends of the signal processing bin 10 arehermetically connected to the cables through the tail accessories andthe cable clamps, which can protect an interface of a sensor signaltransmission cable from water and pressure. The plurality of measuringunits are in signal connection with the circuit board 9 in the signalprocessing bin 10 respectively through signal output cables 11.

As shown in FIG. 1, each of the measuring units includes a measuringbracket 13, a shell 5, a split measuring rod 1, a magnetic iron core 2,a non-magnetic coil framework 4 and a coil 6 wound around thenon-magnetic coil framework 4. The non-magnetic coil framework 4 has acylindrical structure made of non-magnetic stainless steel and is usedfor winding the coil to form a magnetic field, and a middle portion ofthe non-magnetic coil framework is provided with a vertical center holewith a bottom opening. The coil 6 is wound around the non-magnetic coilframework 4, dipped in paint and dried. The shell 5 is made ofnon-magnetic stainless steel, and the shell 5 is wrapped outside thenon-magnetic coil framework 4 and the coil 6. A tail end of the shell 5is provided with a tail accessory 7 and a cable clamp 8. An edge of thenon-magnetic coil framework 4 and the shell 5 are coated and sealed by avacuum particle sealing process to form a signal acquisition cavity, soas to realize the overall water resistance and wear resistance of thedeformation sensor signal acquisition bin. The coil 6 is sealed in thesignal acquisition cavity formed between the non-magnetic coil framework4 and the shell 5. A signal output end of the coil 6 is in signalconnection with the circuit board 9 in the signal processing bin 10through a signal output cable 11. The measuring bracket 13 is fixedlyinstalled on the shell 5 through a clamp. The measuring rod 1 is made ofnon-magnetic stainless steel, one end thereof is connected to themagnetic iron core 2 suspended in the center hole of the non-magneticcoil framework 4, and the other end is provided with a thread and afastening nut 3 which are fixedly connected to the surface of themeasured sample 14.

As shown in FIG. 1, when the measuring device in the present inventionis used to perform a rock mass deformation test, the measuring bracket13 of each of the measuring units is fixed at a fixed deformationmeasurement reference point 12 selected in an in-situ rock mass testprocess, and one end, which is not connected to the magnetic iron core2, of the measuring rod 1 is fixed on a surface of a measured sample 14;the magnetic iron core 2 is driven by the measuring rod 1 to moveaxially to cut magnetic lines of force generated by the coil 6 andgenerate a voltage difference, then a voltage change is demodulated andoutput to the circuit board 9 inside the signal processing bin 10through the signal output cable 11, and an electric signal of the coil 6is digitally processed by the circuit board 9 and then output to anexternal reader or a centralized data acquisition device, to trulyreflect the deformation of a measured object. A measuring end of themeasuring rod 1 is buried below a surface of the measured sample 14 andfixed by a fastening nut. The deformation measurement reference point 12is a fixed point selected during the in-situ test of rock mass, and thedeformation measurement reference point 12 has no deformation during thetest. The surface flatness and smoothness of the measured sample 14 meetthe requirements of relevant test regulations.

The specific construction process of the measuring device in the exampleincludes the following steps.

Step 1: Manufacture a waterproof non-magnetic coil framework 4 byprocessing non-magnetic stainless steel (1Cr18Ni9Ti), where the coilframework has a cylindrical structure, and a middle portion thereof isprovided with a vertical center hole with a bottom opening; wind a coil6 around the waterproof coil framework, and then dip the coil in paintand dry the coil.

Step 2: Seal the waterproof non-magnetic coil framework 4 prepared instep 1 by adopting an all-metal shell 5, install a tail accessory 7 anda cable clamp 8 at a signal output end of the shell, connect a signaloutput end through a cable, then coat and seal the waterproofnon-magnetic coil framework 4, the all-metal shell 5, the tail accessory7 and a joint of the cable clamp 8 by a vacuum particle sealing process,perform a hydraulic pressure test on an interface of a signaltransmission cable after it is confirmed that there is no problem with awelded joint, so as to ensure that the water resistance and pressureresistance meet the requirements; and then debug the coil framework andperform an aging test to realize the overall water resistance and wearresistance of a sensor.

Step 3: Manufacture a demodulator circuit board 9, place the circuitboard in a signal processing bin 10 made of non-magnetic stainless steel(1Cr18Ni9Ti), package the demodulator circuit board 9 in the shell ofthe signal processing bin 10 by a vacuum particle sealing technology,and install cable tail accessories and cable clamps at both ends of thesignal processing bin, where signal output cables 11 at both ends of thedemodulator circuit board 9 respectively extend out from the cable tailaccessories and cable clamps at both ends of the signal processing bin.

Step 4: Connect the signal output cables 11 in step (3) with cables ofthe waterproof non-magnetic coil framework 4 at the signal output endsof the tail accessories 7 and the cable clamps 8.

Step 5: Vulcanize the signal output cables 11, and place the wholesensor output cable into a water-tight cavity for a 6-7 MPa hydraulicpressure test, where it is required to maintain the pressure for 2 h orabove without pressure drop, so as to meet the requirement for hydraulicpressure resistance of 5 MPa.

Step 6: Manufacture an independent measuring rod 1 by using non-magneticstainless steel (1Cr18Ni9Ti), and connect an end of the measuring rod 1to a magnetic iron core 2.

Step 7: Place an end of the iron core of the split metal measuring rodin the vertical center hole of the sensor coil framework, and connect ameasuring unit main body to a measuring bracket 13.

Step 8: Calibrate linearity and accuracy of the manufactured measuringdevice, and test hydraulic pressure resistance, where the performancetest requirements are: displacement measuring range of 20 mm, linearity<0.05%, test resolution of 0.001 mm, hydraulic pressure resistance of 5MPa, input working power of ±12 V DC (provided by a data acquisitioninstrument), rated displacement output signal: ±5 V DC, and the sensorwith a pressure-resistant waterproof shielded cable of 5 m.

When the split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation underhigh hydraulic pressure in the present invention is specifically used, anon-magnetic stainless steel end, namely a measuring rod sample end 3,of a split metal measuring rod 1 is buried in a surface of a rock masssample 14, an end of a magnetic iron core 2 is placed in a center holeof a non-magnetic coil framework 4 of a measuring unit, and a measuringunit main body is fixed on an in-situ rock mass test measuring bracket13. A loading control system for an in-situ rock mass hydraulic couplingtest is started, and a high hydraulic pressure-resistant in-situ rockmass test is performed. Magnetic lines of force generated by a coil 6are cut through axial movement of the split iron core measuring rod 1and a voltage difference is generated. The voltage difference ismeasured by a signal processing bin 10 and then output through a cable11, demodulated and then recorded by computer software, to truly reflectthe deformation of a measured object.

In the present invention, the magnetic iron core 2 and the coil 6 areseparated from each other, and a non-magnetic waterproof framework isinserted between the iron core 2 and an inner wall of the coil 6, sothat high-pressure water or corrosive water can be isolated from a coilassembly, the split measuring rod as a movement component does not needto be dynamically sealed any longer, and only the sensor coil needs tobe hermetically sealed. The magnetic iron core 2 and a measuring unitmain body have a split structure, which does not cause friction, so thedevice has the advantages of high repeatability, fast dynamic response,long service life, etc. The signal acquisition bin composed of thewaterproof non-magnetic coil framework 4, the coil 6 and the all-metalshell 5 is separated from the signal processing bin 10 integrated withthe circuit board, so that the sensor is installed in a narrow space ofa sealed cabin of the in-situ hydraulic coupling test. The presentinvention can bear an external high hydraulic pressure as a whole.

The above is merely an example of the present invention, and thedescription thereof is more specific and detailed, but should not beconstrued as limiting the scope of the present invention. It should benoted that those of ordinary skill in the art can further make severalvariations and improvements without departing from the idea of thepresent invention. These all fall within the protection scope of thepresent invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the presentinvention should be subject to the appended claims.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A split-type device for measuring rock massdeformation under high hydraulic pressure, comprising a signalprocessing bin and one or more measuring units, wherein a circuit boardis arranged in the signal processing bin, and the one or more measuringunits are respectively in signal connection with the circuit board inthe signal processing bin through a signal output cable; each of themeasuring units comprises a measuring bracket, a shell, a splitmeasuring rod, a magnetic iron core, a non-magnetic coil framework and acoil wound around the non-magnetic coil framework, wherein the magneticiron core is suspended in a center hole of the non-magnetic coilframework, one end of the magnetic iron core is connected to themeasuring rod; the shell is wrapped outside the non-magnetic coilframework and the coil, a tail end of the shell is provided with a tailaccessory and a cable clamp, the coil is sealed in the shell through thetail accessory, and the signal output cable is in signal connection withthe coil in the shell through the tail accessory and the cable clamp;and the measuring bracket is connected onto the shell.
 2. The split-typedevice for measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressureaccording to claim 1, wherein when the measuring device is used toperform a rock mass deformation test, the measuring bracket of each ofthe measuring units is fixed at a fixed deformation measurementreference point selected in an in-situ rock mass test process, and oneend, which is not connected to the magnetic iron core, of the measuringrod is fixed on a surface of a measured sample; the magnetic iron coreis driven by the measuring rod to move axially to cut magnetic lines offorce generated by the coil and generate a voltage difference, then avoltage change is demodulated and output to the circuit board inside thesignal processing bin through the signal output cable, and an electricsignal of the coil is digitally processed by the circuit board and thenoutput to an external reader or a centralized data acquisition device.3. The split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 2, wherein the non-magnetic coilframework has a cylindrical structure made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel, a middle portion thereof is provided with a vertical center holewith a bottom opening, and the coil is wound around the non-magneticcoil framework, dipped in paint and dried; the shell is made ofnon-magnetic stainless steel, an edge of the non-magnetic coil frameworkand the shell are coated and sealed by a vacuum particle sealing processto form a signal acquisition cavity, and the coil is sealed in thesignal acquisition cavity formed between the non-magnetic coil frameworkand the shell.
 4. The split-type device for measuring rock massdeformation under high hydraulic pressure according to claim 2, whereinthe measuring rod is made of non-magnetic stainless steel, and an endthereof not connected to the magnetic iron core is provided with athread and a fastening nut.
 5. The split-type device for measuring rockmass deformation under high hydraulic pressure according to claim 2,wherein the signal processing bin is made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel, the circuit board is sealed in the signal processing bin, andboth ends of the signal processing bin are respectively provided withtail accessories and cable clamps which are connected with a cable. 6.The split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 2, wherein the measuring bracketis fixedly installed on the shell through a clamp.
 7. The split-typedevice for measuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressureaccording to claim 2, wherein when the rock mass deformation test isperformed, a measuring end of the measuring rod is buried below asurface of the measured sample and fixed by a fastening nut.
 8. Thesplit-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 1, wherein the non-magnetic coilframework has a cylindrical structure made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel, a middle portion thereof is provided with a vertical center holewith a bottom opening, and the coil is wound around the non-magneticcoil framework, dipped in paint and dried; the shell is made ofnon-magnetic stainless steel, an edge of the non-magnetic coil frameworkand the shell are coated and sealed by a vacuum particle sealing processto form a signal acquisition cavity, and the coil is sealed in thesignal acquisition cavity formed between the non-magnetic coil frameworkand the shell.
 9. The split-type device for measuring rock massdeformation under high hydraulic pressure according to claim 1, whereinthe measuring rod is made of non-magnetic stainless steel, and an endthereof not connected to the magnetic iron core is provided with athread and a fastening nut.
 10. The split-type device for measuring rockmass deformation under high hydraulic pressure according to claim 1,wherein the signal processing bin is made of non-magnetic stainlesssteel, the circuit board is sealed in the signal processing bin, andboth ends of the signal processing bin are respectively provided withtail accessories and cable clamps which are connected with a cable. 11.The split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 1, wherein the measuring bracketis fixedly installed on the shell through a clamp.
 12. A method forconstructing the split-type device for measuring rock mass deformationunder high hydraulic pressure according to claim 1, specificallycomprising the following steps: step 1: manufacturing a waterproofnon-magnetic coil framework by processing non-magnetic stainless steel,wherein the coil framework has a cylindrical structure, and a middleportion thereof is provided with a vertical center hole with a bottomopening; winding a coil around the waterproof coil framework, and thendipping the coil in paint and drying the coil; step 2: sealing thewaterproof non-magnetic coil framework prepared in step 1 by adopting anall-metal shell, installing a tail accessory and a cable clamp at asignal output end of the shell, and then coating and sealing thewaterproof non-magnetic coil framework, the all-metal shell, the tailaccessory and a cable clamp joint by a vacuum particle sealing process,so as to realize the overall water resistance and wear resistance of asensor; step 3: packaging a demodulator circuit board in the shell of asignal processing bin by a vacuum particle sealing process, andhermetically connecting a signal output cable of the demodulator circuitboard with a signal output end of the waterproof non-magnetic coilframework; step 4: vulcanizing the signal output cable, such that thevulcanized signal output cable passes a hydraulic pressure test toensure that its hydraulic pressure resistance reaches 5 MPa; step 5:manufacturing an independent measuring rod by using non-magneticstainless steel, and connecting an end of the measuring rod to amagnetic iron core; step 6: placing an end of the iron core of the splitmetal measuring rod in the vertical center hole of the sensor coilframework, and connecting a measuring unit main body to a measuringbracket; and step 7: calibrating linearity and accuracy of themanufactured measuring device, and testing hydraulic pressureresistance, wherein the performance test requirements are: displacementmeasuring range of 20 mm, linearity <0.05%, test resolution of 0.001 mm,hydraulic pressure resistance of 5 MPa, input working power of ±12 V DC,rated displacement output signal: ±5 V DC, and the sensor with apressure-resistant waterproof shielded cable of 5 m.
 13. Use of thesplit-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 12, wherein a rock massdeformation test is performed by using the split-type device formeasuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure,specifically comprising the following steps: (1) burying a non-magneticstainless steel end of a split measuring rod of the measuring device ina surface of a measured rock mass sample, placing an end thereofconnected to a magnetic iron core in a center hole of a non-magneticcoil framework, and fixing a measuring bracket at a fixed deformationmeasurement reference point selected in an in-situ rock mass testprocess; and (2) starting a loading control system for an in-situ rockmass hydraulic coupling test, performing an in-situ high hydraulicpressure-resistant rock mass test, cutting, through axial movement ofthe split iron core measuring rod, magnetic lines of force generated bythe coil and generate a voltage difference, and measuring the voltagedifference by a signal processing bin and then outputting the voltagedifference through a cable.
 14. The use of the split-type device formeasuring rock mass deformation under high hydraulic pressure accordingto claim 13, wherein in step (1), an end of a non-magnetic iron core ofthe split measuring rod of the device is provided with an embeddedthread and a fastening nut, buried below the surface of the measuredrock mass sample, and connected by the fastening nut.
 15. Use of thesplit-type device for measuring rock mass deformation under highhydraulic pressure according to claim 1, wherein a rock mass deformationtest is performed by using the split-type device for measuring rock massdeformation under high hydraulic pressure, specifically comprising thefollowing steps: (1) burying a non-magnetic stainless steel end of asplit measuring rod of the measuring device in a surface of a measuredrock mass sample, placing an end thereof connected to a magnetic ironcore in a center hole of a non-magnetic coil framework, and fixing ameasuring bracket at a fixed deformation measurement reference pointselected in an in-situ rock mass test process; and (2) starting aloading control system for an in-situ rock mass hydraulic coupling test,performing an in-situ high hydraulic pressure-resistant rock mass test,cutting, through axial movement of the split iron core measuring rod,magnetic lines of force generated by the coil and generate a voltagedifference, and measuring the voltage difference by a signal processingbin and then outputting the voltage difference through a cable.
 16. Theuse of the split-type device for measuring rock mass deformation underhigh hydraulic pressure according to claim 15, wherein in step (1), anend of a non-magnetic iron core of the split measuring rod of the deviceis provided with an embedded thread and a fastening nut, buried belowthe surface of the measured rock mass sample, and connected by thefastening nut.